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MariaDB 5.5 Connection Thread Pool

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MariaDB-5.5.21-beta is the first MariaDB release featuring the new thread pool. Oracle offers a commercial thread pool plugin for MySQL Enterprise, but now MariaDB brings a thread pool implementation to the community!

I’ve checked the timestamp of the post and knowledge base article three times. It is 2012.

Original title and link: MariaDB 5.5 Connection Thread Pool (NoSQL database©myNoSQL)

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